Don Logan
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not sure what you mean by browser? I would try closing the source/sequence window and reopen. they are in theory the same and therefore should be the same size(ish)
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No there is no easy way of learning Marquee. Keyframing can be differcult if you have a lot going on. I would say start simple and work up when trying to learn keyframing. Also a good tip to know is that when you turn the animation icon on it will act and apply a relevant key frame at that point in the timlime/animation.
Renders can be fast but it will totally depend of your handware… if it aint tip top, put the kettle on jonesy.
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Also, When you say huge…how long. You cant play a clip/sequence longer than 3 hours with a Mojo.
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hit the number 6 key on your keyboard. it should play in to out.
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what happens if you try and load a smaller image? do you have any other applications open?
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Also, what type of work are you typically doing before having to render, i.e how many video tracks, what resolution, what type of effects?
Your post is titled ‘why do I have to render dissolves’ and my answer to the post title is you dont. but it would/does depend on the 3 pararmeters above.
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what do you see when you try to map a network drive?
you say there not showing up…..do you mean you can’t see the stripe….or you can see anything?????
reformat in this case should be the last thing you try and you should have tried everything before that and also developed a slight twitch combined with an alcohol hobby.
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you can also go into settings in the project window and go into the video display setting and set the prefill to 10 seconds (max I believe). this will load as many frames as possible into RAM before it attempts to play back and you have a better chance it will be able to deal with a more complex sequence without having to render first. If it is unable to load 10 seconds worth then it is due to a physical RAM limitation, i.e you dont have enough.
Otherwise expert render works well. right click on the timeline and do an expert render to render what it needs to in order to playback.
Video quality settings are a great, quick way to throw away frame information in order to playback without having to render first.
There will come a point when you have to render or do a video mix down in order to continue but you can get pretty complex before booking a ticket there.
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Try going into your Nvidia settings. Play around with monitor modes. Try single monitor mode. Also what Nvidia driver are you using?
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i would try Marquee.